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How do y'all deal with programs not supported on Linux?
(sh.itjust.works)
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Everytime I install windows again for some reason, its always a fucked up hourlong shit. And after installing then comes the disableing of unnesessary bullshit it comea with.
Linux just works, I use Ubuntu because Im just a normal user, and I don't know why people even use windows.
Same, I don't have a clue why people actually use and PAY for that shit. It's like buying a new car. You get into he agency, get in, want to start and drive away but right out of the gate the battery is empty. Okay, let's charge it? But yeeaaahhh, the great 12v standard that works everywhere doesn't work for windowagon, you need a 15.9v because that way microshit can sabotage those people that just want to get from a to b without having to deal with their bullshit.